Sentence examples for indefinite origin from inspiring English sources
But like many others of their era, the Mondavis made all sorts of wine, from petite sirahs and zinfandels to pinot noirs and chardonnays, jug wines of indefinite origin to top-notch cabernet sauvignons.
Hungarian alone has a definite article, a z), a demonstrative in origin; Mordvin has three sets of inflectional endings: indefinite, definite singular, and definite plural (kudo-so 'in a house,' kudo-so-ńt′ 'in the house,' kudo-t′ńe-sə 'in the houses').
It comprises a Norwegian national of Uighur origin, and an Uzbek citizen and an Iraqi who both have indefinite leave to remain in Norway.
Poly, of Greek origin, is simply defined by Webster as "many, several, much, multi, containing an indefinite number".
Plutarch's cosmic principles, the One and the Indefinite Dyad (De defectu oraculorum 428F-429A), allegedly found in the Timaeus, had long been considered Pythagorean in origin.
"It's exact and indefinite.
"It will cause indefinite divisions".
Their detention is indefinite.
